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that was in Spider-Man 1. That was the one

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cartoons. Yeah yeah. Right so you know that scene

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where MJ was walking the cafeteria and she slips.

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tray like goes up it goes yeah on the

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other. Did you know yeah did you know that

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that was real. He took I think it was uh what

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everything. Yo I'm dead. As soon as they he

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when you're hard to do because there's like five

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different things that fell off and he had to

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catch everything. He was real. But

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that's uh that's Sam Raimi the director. Yeah

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so certain directors yo they'll take they'll take all

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person works. In Raph did you did you try

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was it the karate kid scene or no? Wait

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Yeah. I seen a comment it was like I

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swear they tried to recreate the the Jackie Chan.

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What part? The one when he he ran into

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the bullies. Did you or did you not?

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Oh when I got beat up. Yeah yeah that that

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part like the one where you went like this and

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then you put the the thing to the ground. When

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Esso's song was playing in the background. Oh that why

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why karate kid? I don't know because Oh

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because you went like this and then you- Oh!

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did think of it, but it is that. True, true. We

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cut the kick and he went like- Yeah. Oh. Oh.

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Same thing? Facts. Nah, nah,

6:11

nah. I thought you took it so from

6:14

that. Nah, I've been taking inspo a lot

6:16

from uh, like darker films. Not necessarily darker,

6:18

but I would say like, fuck,

6:20

what's the word for it? Kinda, you know

6:22

in fashion, avant-garde. Okay. So, so

6:24

in film, I don't know what they call it, maybe

6:26

they still call it avant-garde. Yeah. But it's a realm

6:28

of shit where it's- it would

6:31

be dark, but it's done in a different way

6:33

to be dark. Okay. So one

6:35

of- one of the YouTube videos

6:37

that changed my life is called Kiwi. You ever heard of

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that? Kiwi, no. That YouTube video? No. So

6:42

it's an animation and

6:44

it was made long long time ago, I think this came out

6:46

in like 2007. YouTube

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was first to think and it's about

6:51

this kiwi, this bird, and

6:54

the bird, if you don't know, they can't

6:56

fly. Okay. They don't know

6:58

how to fly. Yeah. It just has- it just

7:00

has like baby wings like this, useless. What

7:03

the kiwi wanted to do, and what

7:05

we're introduced to, was it like

7:08

nailing a tree onto

7:11

something. I don't- we don't know what it is. Yeah.

7:13

And it turns out he's nailing a tree down

7:16

to a mountain and he looks

7:18

around and you see like

7:20

hundreds of different trees nailed

7:22

to the mountain. He walks back up

7:25

and he looks down. So you can imagine

7:27

this is a mountain and trees are nailed

7:29

like this. The reason he

7:31

nailed all of those trees to the mountain

7:33

is because he

7:35

ended up jumping. So he

7:37

jumped down and he was

7:40

pretending to fly. That's fucked. So he was

7:42

looking down and like he's so happy and

7:44

he had like a shed of tear because

7:47

he knew he was gonna die at the end of

7:49

it. But if you think about it really deeply, honestly

7:51

that's life, you know what I mean? It's like you

7:53

do what you want to do for what you want

7:55

and then at the end of it you're

7:57

gonna die anyway. Yeah, that's true. Go

8:00

out how you want to do it. Yeah Going

8:03

off of that. Yeah, no going off of that

8:05

though, and I'm adding another dark thing I don't

8:07

know if you've seen the woman who made herself

8:09

blind on purpose Nah, like fam like you know

8:11

how you have dreams of being like a superhero

8:14

She had to make herself blind. She had dreams

8:16

to be blind. She wants to be daredevil I

8:19

guess because she's like um she was born perfectly

8:21

healthy Yeah bag that and then I think around

8:23

21 years old she was like okay I'm gonna

8:25

just take this into my own hands and while

8:27

she was seeing a psychologist she told her To

8:30

pour like bleach or like or

8:33

like oh yeah, they're blind Yeah in your

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eyes, and she waited purposely to call so

8:37

she didn't call right away She was like

8:39

okay. I'm gonna get blind first then I'm

8:42

gonna call to get a hell with the

8:44

they drained her she became blind But apparently

8:46

that's a it's a disease. It's like a

8:48

I think it's be ID is like body

8:52

Body dysmorphia no, it's like body.

8:54

I body identity this more yeah.

8:56

Yeah something like probably that yeah

8:59

But like some piece yeah, some people like they see

9:01

things differently in the mirror right exactly yeah And like

9:03

when she was a baby She said that it

9:06

was meant to be like this and she had a cane

9:08

even though she wasn't blind yet wait So

9:10

she manifested herself kind kind of yeah

9:12

waiting all her life to be blind

9:14

and she doesn't wasn't like yeah She

9:16

learned Braille old before she did

9:19

it so as soon as she bled she knew how

9:21

to read Braille already Yeah,

9:23

it's weird. It's super like it's super messed up.

9:25

It's like it's your life. I guess I did

9:28

Your life right yeah, that's the thing the Filipino

9:30

parents always say Yeah,

9:36

oh Bob bahala Casa boohay mo that's the number one

9:38

thing your life It's your life go do it they

9:40

don't but even though even though they say they know

9:43

like you shouldn't be doing that you know I mean

9:45

yeah, but at the end of the day this is

9:47

just my thing It's like you you

9:49

know exactly where you want to go with your life You

9:52

truly do even if it's a dream even

9:54

though it's whatever It's just we're scared to

9:56

do it because the other people telling us like

9:58

yo, that's not right or, yo,

10:00

this is a bad idea of this

10:02

and that, but only you truly will

10:04

tell you if it's bad or you're

10:06

not. Especially like, I don't know, especially

10:09

immature you, you have to learn first to

10:11

realize, okay, maybe it wasn't the right idea.

10:13

Yeah. To when you have to take those

10:15

losses, regardless. The thing that's weird

10:17

about that story though, her manifesting it,

10:20

it's, do you think she could

10:22

see into the future? You think it's like, probably

10:25

she can't see it right now. I know,

10:27

but it's weird, right? So

10:30

this is my thing, when I manifest

10:32

stuff, even if it doesn't, it

10:36

always happens no matter what, in the sense

10:38

of, I'll make it

10:40

happen. You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah. So

10:44

this sounds dumb. I'm not gonna lie, it sounds kind of

10:46

dumb, but what I'll do is, I'll

10:48

say, I'm manifesting my phone to go over to

10:50

that table, and what I'll do, I'll put it

10:52

over at that table. So did it work? Yeah,

10:54

it did. So if you keep

10:56

practicing that, in the sense of you accomplishing

10:58

things, and literally visualizing in front of you,

11:01

what is that practicing? Manifestation. And

11:03

eventually becomes a thing of, it

11:06

just happens as you go. So

11:08

you see things as you do it, right?

11:10

Now, I was on Reddit, and

11:13

there's this paranormal story that's going

11:15

crazy. So this guy, he was

11:18

in his house, looking for toys

11:21

he can give his kid. He's looking

11:23

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11:25

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11:28

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11:30

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11:32

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11:35

he says what he wrote in

11:37

the notebook, predicted how his

11:40

father was gonna die. No. Yeah. So

11:42

there's a picture, was it like he

11:44

will get in Kargash, or like, because

11:47

he's still young. It's similar. Okay. It's

11:49

similar. So this is, I'm

11:51

gonna show you the Reddit post. Yeah, let

11:53

me see the journal entry posted on there.

11:55

It's not necessarily a journal journal. Okay. But

11:58

it's something that he wrote down, yeah. Yeah,

12:00

fuck. So this

12:02

is the reading on, this

12:05

is what it says on the Reddit post. Not sure

12:07

if this belongs here, but I wanted to share. While

12:09

cleaning out my mom's house, I found

12:11

one of my favorite books when I was in fifth grade in

12:13

1990. I remember loving the

12:15

book so much and I took it home. So

12:17

he gave it to his daughter, who is now in the fifth

12:20

grade. And we noticed that I had

12:22

written all over the first page. When

12:25

I was younger, this is where it gets crazy, my

12:28

dad died in 2020. And

12:32

it was at the start of COVID during

12:34

a horrible accident diagnosed with COVID once at

12:36

the hospital. Now on

12:39

the picture and on what he wrote down, he

12:42

accidentally wrote his

12:45

dad, COVID and die. What

12:49

the fuck? Die COVID. What?

12:52

And he doesn't know why he wrote it. So

12:56

look, it literally says dad something

12:59

and it says die COVID. Now COVID is

13:01

crazy though, that because it's not even a

13:04

word, right? And if you look at everything

13:06

else he wrote, these aren't really words. It's

13:08

not really words. So he's going

13:11

through a moment of, even though,

13:13

and usually that's how manifestation works.

13:15

You're not, you're not, I

13:18

guess thinking about it, it

13:20

just happens. And it

13:22

just man. That's why it's scary bro. That's why

13:24

it's scary. It just happens. You

13:26

gotta be careful. I feel like that's the reason

13:28

you have, no matter what, you should never have

13:30

negative thoughts in your head or never preach about

13:33

negative things and keep it straight out of your

13:35

life. Cause even if it is just a little

13:37

bit, you say, you go,

13:39

oh, you're going to lose that blah, blah, blah.

13:42

You putting that in the air is already

13:44

terrible. Yeah. I know. Remember

13:47

the finals game we had for our basketball team?

13:49

As soon as Sharon said, yo guys, I'm not

13:51

feeling that good. Oh my God. The moment we

13:53

lost. There was no

13:55

way we were going back in. There's no way. There's no

13:57

way. And I think that's why the, the. form

14:01

of not having a backup work so much. Anytime

14:03

I did something and I succeeded, I never had

14:05

a backup. Because there's no backlog like thinking, I

14:07

can rely on this. Yeah, you can rely on

14:10

it and I can go back to something. Nah,

14:12

there's only one way. Because if you're already thinking

14:14

that that's there, you're gonna go that direction anyways.

14:16

You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. Because in

14:18

history, what they used to do, the Vikings, they

14:21

would burn their ships when they

14:23

landed on the island they were gonna invade. Oh,

14:25

so they would just stay there? They would, did

14:27

I say, okay, burn all the ships, because we're

14:30

staying here and we're gonna fight. Yeah. There's no

14:32

going back. Fuck that's true. If they kept the

14:34

ships there, you know, we can retreat. Nah,

14:38

burn that shit to a crisp. There's

14:40

no going back home. We take over and then

14:42

we can go home. Nah, that's a really stand-on

14:44

business type of way, bro. It

14:46

is, bro. Honestly, I try my best to

14:48

do that in regular projects and activities. I

14:51

don't go back. Like, I go finish it.

14:53

You know what I mean? Because with a

14:55

little bit of weakness, then it's like, ah,

14:57

it's iffy, it's iffy. I was

14:59

watching this Black Mirror episode recently. Okay.

15:01

It had me thinking, right? And

15:04

we never really discussed this type of talk. What?

15:06

What? It's really interesting shit. So, you

15:09

know how we know dating

15:12

apps, they're kind of on the rise

15:14

and they're always been kind of trending. How

15:16

do you think it's gonna develop with AI now? What

15:19

do you think would change? Yeah. So,

15:22

check this out. I was watching this Black

15:24

Mirror episode and it was crazy because this

15:26

is Deadass the Future. What was it? I'm

15:28

sure we're gonna have it in a couple

15:30

years. So, you know how, I

15:33

don't know why this isn't a thing yet, but why

15:35

isn't there a dating app where you take a quiz

15:37

and it creates kind of like

15:39

a personality profile? Oh, there's

15:41

something. And it matches to personality touch. But

15:45

there is an only. Why is that not a thing

15:47

yet, right? Yeah. Now take it a step further. Let's

15:50

say you could do that, create

15:52

personality types and then put

15:54

it into a simulation to test different people

15:56

with those people. But

15:58

you would be making a fake. person

16:01

though in those simulations yeah but with

16:03

those types with those like personalities that

16:05

would kill yeah but oh that would

16:07

be scary though so okay the beginning

16:10

go ahead no cuz I was gonna say maybe

16:12

the stuff that you

16:14

actually put on that survey isn't what you like and

16:16

what you think you like and that's why it doesn't

16:19

work out you know I mean maybe yeah cuz usually

16:21

during those surveys be truthful you have to be very

16:23

truthful yeah but go ahead if you lie to yourself

16:25

yeah anyways that's not the premise of the black

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19:41

If you could if you could find out

19:43

who your true love was and you

19:46

would find out right this instant that's your true love you

19:48

have a 99% chance like that's literally

19:51

your one yeah would you

19:53

want to know no

19:56

now here's the debate yeah if you

19:59

don't find out or if

20:01

you don't realize it you might just

20:03

get stuck going

20:06

through a whole bunch of relationships that may have

20:08

not been for you yeah but

20:10

I feel like that's how you find out who

20:12

you really love no because without the

20:14

experience is like yeah that's that's very

20:16

unnatural and I feel like love is one thing

20:18

that you can't be tampered with but it's interesting

20:20

because the show tackled that on right okay and

20:22

pretty much in the show this will happen there's

20:25

an app that it's

20:28

able to match you up with

20:31

somebody and in

20:33

the show what happens is they're in a

20:35

system a dating system so

20:38

they would get told okay you have to

20:40

go meet this person at this time boom

20:43

and then when you guys start the

20:45

date you go okay let's check how

20:47

long our expiry date is yeah so it

20:49

would tell them and they started to other and

20:52

we tell them whether they have two days together for

20:54

a dating for a year

20:56

yeah or even if they're dating for

20:58

a couple hours shit now what happens

21:00

and this is interesting is

21:03

as they keep going on dates the

21:07

the AI and the app will take all

21:09

the data you've learned from all of those

21:11

relationships put it back and then put

21:14

it into the system and match you

21:16

up with somebody eventually that will become

21:18

your long life chosen one like your

21:20

true love yeah that's lame you think

21:22

that's weird that's lame because it's

21:24

like say like the soul tie thing because

21:26

what when you're with a partner in a

21:28

relationship your souls feel right together right yeah

21:30

AI is the only really thing where it

21:32

doesn't have a soul so like

21:34

does it know what's right for you because

21:37

you only can really tell like obviously it'll

21:39

help you but maybe it's it's it's just

21:41

not gonna feel natural so check this out

21:44

it worked in the scenario of it

21:46

but it's really interesting the way it

21:48

happened so there's this girl she

21:51

got on her first time using the system

21:54

she got matched to this guy

21:57

and that was his first date as well

21:59

now They ended up only having

22:01

four hours together because that was their damn. That was

22:03

their four hour a day It was either four hours

22:05

or like 24 hours something like that, but they only

22:07

had like short time anyways They

22:10

ended up not spending the night as a as

22:12

a hookup and they just decided, you know, let's

22:15

just chill Let's enjoy each other's company. Okay, I

22:17

think it's the first one, right? Now

22:19

they had a great time this and that and at

22:21

the end of the day they realized okay It's time

22:23

to go I'll see you around type of thing Probably

22:25

not see you around because you know, I'll probably get

22:28

matched up with somebody else now It goes on and

22:30

they lived their own lives and they ended up getting

22:33

matched to other people Okay, one guy

22:35

was matched with a woman for a

22:37

year and this is straight off the

22:39

bat now The person he was matched

22:41

with was not a match for

22:43

him Like she did not

22:45

like her personality did not how it's

22:47

going. Okay, you just felt dreaded right

22:50

faulty. Yeah now Now

22:52

listen, it was still the second date though

22:54

So the app still has to get information

22:56

from you see how you react, you know,

22:58

that's no that's whole point of it So

23:02

what the what the app ended up doing

23:04

is putting that person and all of these

23:06

useless relationships to collect the data But it

23:08

kind of works in a way where it's

23:10

like, yo if I put

23:13

you in a terrible Relationship, right and

23:15

that's why it's it's fuck cuz it's

23:17

kind of playing God because I'll

23:19

put you in a terrible relationship Once

23:21

you once you realize what terrible is now you

23:23

can see what good is, right? So

23:26

the moment I put you back with

23:28

that girl, you're gonna yeah, you

23:30

can get oh shit You know what? She was the

23:33

one now. There's a problem though So

23:35

when you decide to check

23:37

the expired date, you guys both

23:39

have to agree to see it together

23:41

Okay. Now that guy he went

23:44

through the terrible relationship and that girl

23:46

she went through so many like Quick

23:49

hookups and she really didn't like any of the

23:51

guys But she always had in the

23:53

back of her head the first date. So did the

23:55

guy the first date Anyways, I

23:57

put them back together But

24:00

this was the thing this time. She said

24:02

hey could we do this differently? I

24:04

don't check. I don't want to check the expired I

24:08

don't want to check the spider deep the system Yeah, cuz

24:10

if we check the spider did then I'm gonna I'm gonna

24:12

act differently like if I know I only have eight hours

24:14

with you Then yeah, we're probably gonna hook up and not

24:18

Yeah, it's just a waste of time for her. So What

24:21

they ended up doing was yeah, they put it away and

24:24

they just enjoyed each other's company. They live life They ended

24:26

up hooking up But

24:28

the guy was so curious because he was

24:30

so in love with her and

24:32

didn't want the relationship to end so

24:36

He was tempted so he took the app and He

24:39

asked to check Even though he

24:41

promised the girl and they made a pact

24:44

not to check each other's thing and

24:46

it low-key says you're supposed to do It

24:48

with your partner. Well, anyways, he checked it without her

24:50

and you know what happened for

24:53

he checked it It said five years. Okay

24:55

now Once it

24:57

said five years the app said Notice

25:03

She's not around You

25:05

can't check without her and then

25:08

recalibrating went down to

25:10

three months Wait, why because

25:13

the trust between them was broken.

25:15

Oh And the app

25:17

knew he betrayed her Oh We

25:19

calibrated her and it recalibrate their thing so

25:22

that it went down from five years to

25:24

four months to two months. Yeah to

25:27

three days to one day

25:29

and it recalibrated finally

25:32

24 hours that's scary. Yeah Good

25:35

thing that she told me in the movie So

25:37

so he was like he was freaking out because

25:39

he only did that because he loved her but

25:41

the fact that he betrayed her, you know, the

25:43

app knows like oh, he's not the right one

25:45

for her and He ended

25:48

up going out through the rest the literally

25:51

the last 24 hours just miserable because he

25:53

was thinking like man I could have had

25:55

this life with her, but

25:57

I ruined it because of my temptation. No

25:59

the girl finds out and

26:01

he actually is pissed off because he looked

26:03

in it and it was his fault for breaking up

26:05

and they just had

26:08

to go their separate ways. Holy fuck. So

26:10

long story short but they

26:12

ended up getting matched with other people, this and

26:14

that and they

26:16

went through terrible relationships, more

26:18

terrible relationships but more data

26:20

was collected and this is what

26:22

happened. They ended up getting matched again.

26:26

For the final time. For the final time. This

26:28

has to be the final time. For the final

26:30

time. But

26:33

they weren't matched with each other necessarily. So

26:36

the app says, okay, I found your

26:38

chosen one but before we do the

26:40

chosen one, I want

26:42

you to do one more

26:44

date with whoever you wanted from the

26:46

past. Just so you can

26:48

have that closure with them and then before we ended off on the

26:50

final. And she goes, the

26:53

guy Frank, like that was the name of the guy. I

26:55

want him, I want him, like let me get my closure

26:57

with him. So they had their closure and

26:59

they realized, oh shit, okay, the closure is like a two

27:01

hour time limit and then we're going to find our final

27:03

one. And this is what's crazy.

27:07

So that whole time they're living throughout using

27:09

the app, they realized, hey,

27:13

yo, this feels weird. Like,

27:15

what's the point of life this way, right?

27:19

And what ended up happening, the

27:21

girl said, you know

27:23

what? No, it was the guy.

27:25

Sorry, it was the guy. And I said, you know what? I

27:28

don't care who the chosen one is, I choose you.

27:30

I want to leave this system. And

27:34

what this society was, was like a closed

27:36

off society. They lived in this

27:38

community. They have to go by certain rules. Like

27:40

he said, I want to leave with you. Like,

27:43

you're my one. I don't care what

27:45

the app tells me. I like you. And

27:47

she's like, yeah, let's do it blah, blah, blah. Now

27:50

throughout the show or throughout that

27:52

episode, there was a little bit

27:54

of hinting what's going to happen, because

27:56

every time they would go skip rocks.

28:01

The rock would always land on four. So,

28:04

and she said that, she said that as like

28:06

a little thing like, Hey, have you ever got

28:08

like over four skips or less than four skips?

28:10

Every time they skipped rocks, they would always land

28:12

on four. Four.

28:14

Like, oh, interesting. Why the fuck can't I skip

28:16

three? Anyways, they ended up leaving

28:18

the community, right? So they

28:20

decided to rebel and leave. And

28:23

the moment they left, they

28:26

entered this room and it was all black. The

28:29

world just closed. It's like emptied.

28:32

So that whole time they were in that, it

28:34

was a dating simulation. Oh, that's

28:36

fucked. The whole thing was a

28:38

dating simulation. And what's crazy is the,

28:41

the epitome of a match is

28:44

if you guys rebel together. Oh,

28:46

so that's how you know, that's how you

28:49

know, that's how you know they're compatible. Now,

28:51

and what's crazy is when they exited and

28:53

entered that black room, they started

28:55

to see like, like hundreds

28:58

and so many other different, like

29:01

them the same two, but

29:04

versions of them, variants of them. They realize,

29:07

holy shit, this is all

29:09

a simulation thing. And all

29:11

of us were a test to

29:13

compile all of the information and it zooms out,

29:15

it zooms out, it zooms out. It was all

29:18

on another app. Oh, my. And

29:20

then this girl, if you're looking at her phone and sees the

29:22

guy that she's supposed to match

29:24

with, and it says 99%. And she goes, hey, that's the guy.

29:29

Let me go talk to him. What the fuck? Yeah, Black

29:31

Mirror is going to. If AI gets that advanced,

29:33

we don't have to waste time anymore with that.

29:37

It will just fuck back

29:39

at the same time. It's like, it's

29:41

iffy, right? But if it really truly

29:43

understands human nature, man. Yeah,

29:46

that is true. I thought you were going to go on a route where

29:48

it's like, you know, when she said I want

29:50

to be with you. And like, I thought that guy was going

29:52

to get like shot right after. And

29:54

that's not your future. No one. You

29:57

guys broke the simulation. You guys are dead. Yes. So

30:00

the simulation was just literally

30:02

a compilation of all

30:04

of these tests with different variants

30:07

of them as a couple and

30:09

seeing if they would be compatible because they

30:11

played it and tested it in real time

30:14

through the fucking app Well with the expiry

30:16

date thing too, like remember when that girl

30:18

said Oh, we're not gonna

30:20

look at the expiry date, right? And they

30:22

just vibed out What if they check again,

30:24

wouldn't it increase because they're having fun or

30:26

no? It's like an expiry date is like,

30:28

okay, we're gonna cut you off right there

30:30

So the expiry date wasn't shown at all

30:32

Yeah And the reason

30:34

it went down was because he betrayed her

30:37

Mmm, okay, I- That's the thing But she

30:39

didn't want to check the expiry date at

30:41

all because like past relationship, she hated it

30:43

Now question for you, would you want to

30:45

know if you had expiry date with somebody?

30:47

No Hi, Ki! Hi, Ki!

30:50

Like, it's kind of interesting. I wouldn't

30:52

mind that I actually wouldn't mind that You wouldn't

30:54

mind that? I wouldn't mind it to be honest

30:57

Bro, I don't think I told this story before

30:59

but, uh, low-key, this was when I knew my

31:01

life was simulation Yeah And going back to the

31:03

manifestation part two, like the things that you manifest

31:06

Like as a joke, like turned out to be real

31:08

But my ex, remember me and my ex used to

31:10

like joke around about, yeah, we have an expiry date

31:12

And on that day, we're just gonna shake hands and

31:14

go And we put it and we texted it

31:16

in the group chat Oh, fuck And then

31:18

that day comes, right? And they kept- you guys kept- Wait, was

31:20

the day though? You put it- No, no, it wasn't that day

31:22

but- That's fucked It wasn't that

31:24

day but the moment I feel like we

31:27

put that in the group chat Boom, there was actually

31:29

an expiry date Started- that started

31:31

Damn Cause it was, you know, it's like, it's

31:33

in your head now like, fuck, like Is there

31:35

gonna be an expiry date? And then this was

31:37

when I knew this was a simulation In the

31:39

group chat, other men were now asking questions Oh,

31:42

if you guys did break up, what

31:44

ethnicity would you guys get with in the next

31:46

relationship? Oh, shit And you

31:49

guys predicted what I would get in and

31:51

what- No way! What you would get in

31:54

The specific race I'm

31:57

not gonna say it but you guys predicted the specific race

31:59

and it's in there yours too yeah

32:01

yeah she said oh I think I

32:03

remember that that's what's funny you said

32:05

something Gavin will move on to a

32:08

Filipino girl what happened fam

32:11

and at that time this was crazy for the audience

32:13

like Gavin didn't wasn't really into Filipino girls out there

32:15

at that time at all I'd like at all yeah

32:17

that's what's a really interesting but it was a manifestation

32:19

thing like oh maybe it was in the back of

32:21

my head the whole time yeah

32:30

because for the audience that

32:33

doesn't know yeah like me

32:35

my homie I

32:38

just have an ongoing joke I said

32:40

like bro I'm sorry but your soulmate

32:42

is this person you're gonna yeah yeah

32:44

that person and he's like you

32:46

know what it's probably true and

32:49

it's somebody that you don't even talk to you

32:51

anymore but we know like one day they're gonna

32:53

reach in though they're gonna have kids it's gonna

32:55

be one of those simulation moments like oh shit

32:58

like you want you don't want to do it

33:00

let's just rebel you're alive 99% chance

33:04

that's crazy not so you would want

33:06

an expiry date that's crazy okay I

33:08

wouldn't want it like I

33:10

wouldn't want it definitely yeah but I

33:12

would I would be interested in kind

33:14

of knowing that it's no yo is

33:16

that not interesting no but that's like

33:18

okay so you don't believe in in

33:20

psychics like you know the palm readers

33:22

no I don't fuck with that yeah

33:24

so but that's kind of the same

33:26

thing that's different how because it's it's

33:28

really science oh because

33:31

it's it's data right it's okay okay I

33:33

thought it was like a prediction no no

33:35

no it's not yeah it's not a prediction

33:37

it's okay um the AI

33:39

foretells like how your life is going and what

33:41

you're gonna do with your life type of thing

33:44

that's like interesting cuz cuz bag this

33:46

right let's say let's say um yeah

33:50

the one that's gonna like change your life no

33:53

me is there

33:56

but you don't you know okay

33:59

okay say you So you would do it on

34:01

a girlfriend basis. Okay, but let's take it even friends Friends

34:04

and family family you can't

34:06

change though. No family is like oh how

34:08

long your mom will live or some shit

34:10

No, it's not living. It's not like it's

34:13

how long you'll be would be

34:15

in a relationship with that person Oh friends is

34:17

crazy. I wouldn't want to know

34:19

that cuz it's like it's like that thing is

34:22

like Oh when you don't know what life is

34:24

fun when life is a what time is fast

34:26

when you're having fun It's like that

34:28

thing is like oh if I know it's gonna

34:30

come is like it's not natural Yeah, I'm just

34:32

saying that cuz it's interesting, but I get what

34:35

you're saying like it's it's probably not yeah I'm

34:37

doing shit to make memories now, but forced it

34:40

is forced. I get that I mean, I would

34:42

never do that, bro That's scary cuz yeah Like

34:45

it predicts your homies gonna move away and then

34:47

to a different country and you guys don't hang

34:49

out as much and you guys Fall off exactly

34:51

but black Mary did did predict a lot of

34:53

stuff So it's like fuck. I hope that just

34:55

doesn't happen in real life and this whole imagine

34:57

like like one day Oh, we we

34:59

get into this black thing. It was like yeah, this

35:01

podcast was like the The

35:04

thing that connected you but now it's done boom

35:06

like no more friends. That's fuck. Yeah,

35:08

that's kind of fucked Yeah, bro,

35:10

but it's such an interesting concept to me though It

35:12

is that it is not that I

35:14

would want to be in it technically But I would

35:17

I would kind of want to see what it's

35:19

like cuz that's so weird. That's

35:21

so interesting Yeah, I would never want to be

35:24

a part of experiments like that because how would

35:26

that go? Let's say let's say um Let's

35:29

say you're with somebody and what if you

35:31

actually do love them, but your expiry is

35:33

is two days Yeah, like would

35:35

it increase? That's why I'm saying what it increase

35:38

when you guys check again technically Yeah, yeah, it

35:40

would pick up data. They might you might get

35:43

Matched up again. Yeah, but it's

35:45

not it's not perfected or it's not like um

35:49

Yeah, you're still gonna get sent to a next person

35:52

Imagine if tinder did that simulation

35:54

because tinder just gives you random

35:56

random. It's not random. No You

36:00

know a second your expiration

36:02

date two days Nothing.

36:05

So there was a theory though. Yeah

36:07

in in the show itself. Okay, cuz

36:09

the guy said a theory He said

36:11

what if this whole? System

36:13

this whole dating system was

36:16

made in a way that it puts us

36:18

in terrible terrible relationships

36:22

just so that you

36:24

can You can

36:26

get like so tired out by all these

36:29

other people giving you the the final chosen

36:31

one But the final chosen

36:33

one is somebody you compromise

36:35

for because you're just so sick of going

36:37

through other Relationships and then that's fucked because

36:39

if you take it in some people are

36:42

like that in real life Yeah, some people

36:44

are like that in real life Some people

36:46

just stay because they don't think that they're

36:48

gonna get another one exactly which is scary

36:50

exactly. Oh So if

36:52

you if you deep it that way, yeah,

36:55

man, but wouldn't the data like Put

36:57

that into like oh, that's false cuz the data says

37:00

blah blah blah Seems like what what

37:02

could you really go off of data or feeling is like

37:04

that's why I think where it's contradict the theory Yeah,

37:06

I wouldn't yeah, I wouldn't want to I wouldn't want

37:08

to live my life through you exactly by the book

37:12

Never by the book, you know, there was a I

37:15

found this out recently. There was a

37:17

deleted scene in a Midsomer really Yeah,

37:19

so this scene they deleted it because

37:22

they thought that people would view the

37:24

the movie different Why why so the

37:26

scene comes after the cliff scene? So

37:28

remember that scene where I

37:30

jump people get too old And now that they

37:32

have to sacrifice themselves. So right after

37:35

that There's this

37:37

other ritual and they only deleted it because

37:39

they said it's um, I don't

37:41

know what they would do disturbing Too disturbing and

37:43

it would cause some controversy. Oh,

37:45

they would stand around Right

37:48

and this child would come up and be

37:50

like, oh, yeah, I'm sacrificing myself to the

37:52

cult goddess Yeah, yeah, and so what they

37:54

do is they they tie her up and

37:56

they put a big rock So it's like

37:58

one of those shits ones where like

38:01

if they throw her into the lake

38:03

that she will sink yeah right and right

38:05

before she does that Danny the main

38:07

character yeah she goes stop don't

38:09

do that and remember in the

38:11

the cliff scene yeah where the other people on

38:13

shrooms were like don't jump don't jump everybody

38:16

around them were were

38:18

offended because they're

38:20

like oh this is a cult thing we

38:22

do don't be disrespectful yeah yeah but when

38:24

Danny said don't throw them in they're like

38:26

wait no no stop everything she

38:29

might be right we did kind of

38:31

sacrifice enough so it's a thing where it's

38:33

like they only the cult only

38:35

wants like white people with

38:38

blonde hair and and they were only

38:40

they were only accept but everything else

38:42

would be disrespectful so the people the

38:44

people that on the cliff were like

38:47

no no no they were like black

38:49

they were like oh my god you're

38:51

right yeah the people thinking she was

38:54

like no don't do it that's very

38:56

disrespectful shit they're all they're all blonde

38:58

hair blue eyes yeah so it would

39:00

show like some type of you know

39:03

that's that's similar to the smurfs thing

39:05

which yeah because cuz blonde hair blue

39:07

it was crazy but but that scene

39:10

would have been fucked too because that

39:12

is kind of a crazy way to

39:14

sacrifice somebody yeah that's messed up but

39:17

I think with art we get we

39:19

get the point across that way you know I mean

39:21

like it's better that way than

39:23

in real life because in real life that's

39:26

fucked up oh yeah for sure yeah I

39:28

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41:19

know how Life Imitates Art, that same thing?

41:21

Yeah, it's messed up though. Do you think

41:23

there's cults out there that do it regardless?

41:25

Yeah, bro. I feel like once they, where

41:28

was a Midsummer shot? Because that's a perfect

41:30

place to do all those things. I think

41:32

it was in Sweden? Yeah, Sweden. Yeah, Sweden,

41:34

I think. Yeah, but imagine how many people

41:37

went to Sweden just to take shrooms. Yo,

41:39

that's trippy. You know what I mean? Because

41:41

Life Imitates Art, I want to go there

41:43

and take it. Because it's so beautiful out

41:45

there. Yo, what's scary about that too? They

41:48

said in the film that there's,

41:51

I didn't know this. What? But there's, there's only

41:53

nighttime like when it's super, super late. You

41:55

have like, fuck, majority

41:58

of sunlight until. 9

42:00

o'clock or even later something like that

42:03

and then it's just it's completely bright until 9 Damn,

42:06

so you have bare sunlight. Yeah, so it

42:08

could be that's sick Yeah, it'd be 8

42:10

o'clock or 9 o'clock and it's still bright

42:12

like day day That's

42:15

like I think you were talking about like if you're trapped

42:17

in a in a dark room And you

42:19

would have to imagine some guy gave you you have

42:21

to you have to go out in 24 hours Yeah,

42:24

and you're just stuck in this dark room You have no

42:26

sunlight no nothing and then you go out and it's like

42:29

maybe you've only been there for like two hours But it

42:31

feels like it feels like yeah, yeah There

42:33

was a there was a girl that was stuck in a cave for

42:36

like that and she was like no sunlight no nothing

42:38

They said I must stay in here for 500 days

42:41

then when she came out. It was only like three

42:43

days But

42:46

it felt like it felt like 500 She

42:49

came out like no barely any water

42:51

barely any food fuck. Oh, holy shit.

42:53

No, it's 500 days impossible Yeah, I'm

42:55

not even 500 days like impossible though.

42:58

You would lose your mind for yeah You would be mine I

43:01

think it was it was Rhett and Link that did

43:03

it does the sleep the

43:05

sleep deprivation tank I think oh they did that

43:07

they did that thing and they were only in

43:09

there for a couple hours Yeah, but

43:12

they said when they were floating in the

43:14

water. I forgot exactly what you call it.

43:16

Oh, it's that thing Yeah, it's the water

43:18

tank therapy thing therapy Yeah It's

43:21

completely dark and it feels like you're floating in

43:23

space and then like the the salt the water

43:25

is hella like sodium film So yeah, you float

43:27

now What

43:29

they described was you would see

43:32

faces? Oh, yeah, you would see

43:34

faces of people that didn't

43:36

exist You would see you'd

43:38

hear voices and people talking to you.

43:41

What is that? Now this

43:43

is the thing Do you think it's because

43:45

prior to that they have knowledge of what

43:47

is and what people are and this and

43:49

that? And then when they go in those

43:52

thoughts and I guess subconscious lingers.

43:54

Yeah in complete silence or You

43:58

think that's a dimension? of complete

44:01

emptiness and it gets filled up by

44:04

whatever energy is lingering I

44:07

think it's um your own thoughts because

44:09

I think it's if you're floating there for so

44:11

long and you're not thinking about like you just

44:13

get delusional even though you're not high you get

44:15

what I'm saying so yeah I think it

44:18

is all delusion mm-hmm that's

44:20

scary bro there was this um this ritual

44:22

I don't know if you heard it it's

44:24

the 11 mile drive ritual

44:26

not it's kind of about it's kind

44:29

of about like being high without being

44:31

high and it's crazy because I seen a

44:33

man do it on YouTube yeah and he said that this

44:35

drive was kind of like him selling his soul

44:38

why yeah so every like when you submerge yourself

44:40

into the drive all you need for this ritual

44:42

is your car and like the the

44:44

whole goal of it is like by

44:46

the 11th mile you should be able to

44:49

close your eyes and desire anything you wanted

44:51

like how that guy said I want to

44:53

be the greatest guitar player yeah well I

44:55

can I want a million dollars you'll get

44:57

that million dollars in a way yeah so

45:00

every mile is different so like one

45:02

two three four fifth mile you'll be

45:05

good like it's just driving but then

45:07

those like in the in the water

45:09

tank the thoughts start warming because you're

45:11

no radio no cell phone you're just

45:13

fully locked in yeah into what you

45:16

want right on the sixth mile

45:18

it's said to be like now that

45:20

you start daydreaming the landscape will become

45:22

different so the trees will now become

45:24

like grat long now you're gonna be

45:26

fully submerged yeah and there's three rules

45:28

I mean there's two main rules the

45:31

rule number one is that if you

45:33

see any creatures on the road you're

45:35

not allowed to talk to them or

45:37

pull over and number two

45:39

is you're gonna start hearing your family

45:41

members start talking to you and only

45:43

stop so you're not supposed to stop

45:45

or just keep driving I can people

45:48

pop in the back yeah oh my

45:50

god and on the tenth mile in

45:52

complete silence you're gonna start hearing a

45:55

guy whisper all the things that you're

45:57

afraid of and you're like will make

45:59

you Paranoid? Yeah those things will

46:01

manifest into the car. Know you're

46:04

scared of like clowns. When. You

46:06

turn around use it as wow oh

46:08

wow my day are this is of.

46:10

This is the final stretch though. Yeah

46:12

you're almost that the eleventh and then

46:14

at the eleventh you'll see a stoplight

46:16

and when the stop light turns red

46:18

to supposed to close your eyes and

46:20

wish like what you're supposed to use

46:22

officially soldiers being deal Yeah so. We.

46:25

That's that's the procedure of them as

46:27

a procedure of so that it owing

46:29

there's got to do in a specific

46:31

place or because that that pleased to

46:33

specifically eleven mile that's gotta be somewhere

46:36

in Nevada not a soda pops out

46:38

by be like get his you probably

46:40

I guarantee you it is nice and

46:42

then after after the twenty four hours

46:44

is up the next day you're somehow

46:46

you're gonna get your your power and

46:48

that raises encouraging them to. I

46:51

forgot who was this a rappers and is

46:53

a rapper that delinquent the road trip. Oh

46:55

yeah and always a long road. Sure it was

46:58

before it was before they were famous and might

47:00

have been Travis Scott. What the yeah might have

47:02

been charged Scott was they talked about how you

47:04

add on to is this on a long as

47:06

road trips and on the way to L A

47:09

or something. And. Throughout the way uses

47:11

thinking about what you wanted to what is.

47:14

Travis Scott story about that is hinting

47:16

to this procedure this like ritual. I

47:18

mean wouldn't I just be normal manifestation

47:20

though he just kind of wants his

47:22

and we we with a song the

47:24

goes. A. Long

47:26

way road through the valley.

47:29

not. The

47:31

all. Those

47:33

you think it's gonna love this

47:36

show our the Sawtelle Jeffries and

47:38

us in our by like overdoses

47:41

over. Weber

47:44

said that during the to post offices have to. Are

47:47

adapt noisy which is a sin city

47:49

well if I don't have a lot

47:51

of though yo yo yos you said

47:53

on are side honestly god bless the

47:56

evidence that the zebra with us also

47:58

because it's so skyn one. That that

48:00

whenever I need motivation right the to

48:02

the to a documentary that I always

48:04

go to his genius Jan and Are

48:06

and I've it's have so I might

48:08

look mama your life that Israel is

48:10

probably one of the greatest documents your

48:12

it shows like that either. Watched it

48:14

on my next the with the kids

48:17

like will do everything for Tavistock. You

48:19

want to divert put that reveals through

48:21

the valley so it's the. Best

48:24

it is. So it's have Rose or

48:26

Mahmidzada scoff at an early watch. Know

48:28

why several? It's so motivational. Them. I.

48:31

Think when it gets to a point

48:33

of people are willing to die for

48:35

You guys get that scared me? I'd

48:37

like to hear you've already reads like

48:39

level One Hundred Boss cult Leader such

48:41

Yeah, that's lost Souls go Home That

48:43

featured Lehideux. There's not many people in

48:45

the world they can see that you

48:47

know dead little wants to be a

48:50

level what has your bucks. That's what

48:52

he thinks. he is reasonable. More be

48:54

a staff of room emerges instead. On

48:58

serious and oh my gosh I sell my

49:00

i see be why he you meet someone

49:02

who songs of why it's if you if

49:04

you listen saw. A lot of

49:07

use on rappers lyrics like. Maybe.

49:09

There's even com some clues on how they decided

49:12

to so there has to be more than one

49:14

way. The I'm in the Robert Johnson ways one

49:16

way and we know does have it's got we

49:18

the were livid road trip. We might be away.

49:21

There's. gotta be like a few easing they to p

49:23

diddy way of their that as that as. The.

49:25

Asked midnight way I know people who are

49:27

saying that I'm because do you? Was I

49:29

hanging out with a it. On. T

49:31

paint yes or no it was I think

49:33

was to take to change and that ww

49:35

like when you when celeb resigned the building

49:38

they put the spotlight around them and it

49:40

even acknowledge to change their which is crazy

49:42

really big knowledge do skyn people are like

49:44

or your jews Jews juicy came out of

49:46

nowhere does com community minded know are you

49:48

saying it's he was at a dinner party

49:51

said at know we hung out with the

49:53

guy that throws czars the all why party

49:55

Michael Rubin always he was logical reason and

49:57

that's his that's his mean guides for that.

50:00

But I don't believe because I think Juicy has

50:02

been doing this long. But maybe. Turn.

50:04

To push them to the top. Diverse. Over

50:06

here to Jersey was draped. that's what I'm saying.

50:09

Maybe. It's a what maybe one of

50:11

the celebrities is a portal as I

50:13

get yeah oh those are for some

50:15

interesting radio when the drink video yeah

50:17

oh it's crazy how to source yeah

50:19

kind of saw zebra on a source

50:21

rose how do people going from Nobody

50:24

talked to somebody that way the our

50:26

by the same time we did pop

50:28

up pretty quick to Zola simulation allow

50:30

that has a d forty years ago

50:32

so. I was in

50:34

I was obviously that have to be

50:36

still Outages are low you're there will

50:38

be row I was asked asked me

50:41

not. As people

50:43

out of cardboard, you. I.

50:45

This is like know why? You know? Did

50:47

you know desire vote? Would you stay asked?

50:50

midnight just to see. Or.

50:52

Added to he party box. Just.

50:54

as the after midnight and I already know know

50:56

what's going, what goes on or or like a

50:58

high idea how crazy it is no. Bar.

51:02

Baz like are thing of me would probably

51:04

stay and like only going to see and.

51:07

Center they own affairs. Since I don't

51:09

put it another fix. the always going

51:12

to the lawsuit I say. Oh

51:15

right my bad ya get them you have do

51:17

that by but everyone wants to know what have

51:19

those the party both like know that be we

51:21

know why would we don't the had the things

51:24

I doubt we don't see. His

51:26

highness an hour to be a part of you

51:28

would have wanted to be. Good job Pause. Mother's

51:32

could be added to the topic that. Is

51:36

accused of are you have a good

51:38

story I've ever. Known

51:41

Okay, okay, on isn't Serrano? Oh sit

51:43

yeah, so there's this house. I really

51:45

want to go there for one hundred

51:48

exploration, but they don't open it to

51:50

the public anymore for some reason. Through

51:52

is called the Mckenzie House. Now.

51:55

It's not far from my son is

51:57

lizzie like yeah, like a couple couple

51:59

streets down. By at the

52:01

Mckenzie House he used to be

52:03

the house of. The throttle

52:05

mayor at the time I forgot

52:07

his name, something mckenzie, whatever. But.

52:10

We're ended up happening is he

52:13

got involved with some bad people

52:15

okay in Canada. since he was

52:17

the mary know they're doing some

52:19

shady stuff. And you

52:21

decided to flee. To the

52:24

States Now. His. Death

52:26

was mysterious. They don't

52:28

know exactly like will cause of death. But.

52:30

He never returned back to the house. Except

52:34

his ghost did. Lot has a know

52:36

though so there is a caretaker. And.

52:39

There's a few people that stayed at the house to.

52:41

After. He passed away. They

52:44

would see. Objects

52:46

of his being moved around the

52:48

house or one day like his

52:50

coat would be on a on

52:52

a hook and then later will

52:54

be move by the piano said

52:56

yeah So. One of

52:58

the serve and said they they were just like

53:01

cleaning of waiting around Ray. And

53:03

they heard. Footsteps.

53:06

Moving up the staircase so they want

53:08

to go to get like old is

53:10

intruder you. To. She

53:12

looked up upstairs and a stick

53:14

every single room. And

53:16

I'll be in. There are and other one always

53:18

there. And.

53:20

Then. She kept hearing

53:23

the footsteps. Crowd.

53:26

And. Then. Chef. King Footsteps And

53:28

so it's almost as a friend

53:31

sound of footsteps on what. Is

53:35

already making. Noise as it

53:37

did on the carpet. so she looked

53:39

out into the hallway. And

53:41

she saw the carpet. As. The

53:43

footsteps one of the cartoon movie

53:45

carpet Move your yeah. And

53:47

she just ran the for your not

53:49

that crazy yeah the yeah, the blood

53:52

the house after. So even to this

53:54

day now the thing is like we

53:56

don't know how the marriage died so

53:58

there might be a real. Then he

54:00

daunting it because rak. And that's why his

54:02

soul is still there. Now there's another on.

54:05

A Wednesday? dense? I guess you could

54:07

call, but. In. That house.

54:10

There's. No your leisure anymore. Okay what people

54:13

say when you go and visit. Especially

54:15

after dark. A

54:17

huge there used to be are a print. you know

54:19

you know those things where these to make the newspaper

54:22

installed and like that typewriters. Sony

54:24

used to have a print shop and. Occur

54:27

and. Supposedly. If

54:30

you stay there overnight or after

54:32

hours. You. Would hear. A

54:34

whole print shop cycle you anything like

54:36

voices like we got to these new,

54:38

you know, and it's. And

54:41

and milk. And

54:44

then they go downstairs or the open

54:46

the door. It's article all forget workshop.

54:49

Open the doors nobody is equipment in. there

54:51

are no this equipment as it is a

54:53

quiver but no promo. Know people are very

54:55

fan nothing calm down and this is in

54:58

Toronto. There's also the Dawn jail and Serrano.

55:00

I heard about the dog job. I feel

55:02

like dollars but because it's is like my

55:04

people died jail sort of us is gonna

55:06

be. It's infested by goals I know I

55:08

know but that but that carpet one saw

55:11

it. Even if we pay like money to

55:13

get in they won't give us a tor.

55:15

I don't I don't think they can do

55:17

to his anymore. Maybe maybe feel. Like leverage

55:20

influence to go and yeah like behavior

55:22

and make a video the sandwich subscribers.

55:24

We got our block viral know cause

55:26

as of right now it's completely closed

55:28

for me. Close now is still up

55:30

cause he can't destroy it since his

55:32

on historical building through by. yeah let's

55:34

see like ensure picture to they put

55:36

up on. The. This

55:38

is what's interesting. A half the put

55:40

up a mural on top of your

55:43

on top of the building. What is

55:45

up His Grandma Oh this is weird.

55:47

So Mackenzie House. I

55:50

think as something to do with on to this

55:52

what I used to look like. To.

55:54

This. That's what I used to look

55:56

like this black like when know they look fucking hot and

55:58

I'm like allowed to use it as. Yeah

56:00

yeah, but nowadays. If

56:03

you go on google maps. Ray.

56:06

And youth, the Mackenzie else. We.

56:09

Eat What are your to seem to thought? I am.

56:12

Your your see? No, No, No.

56:14

However, this they painted over is

56:16

considered vacillated. Your. Week

56:18

was officially. Became

56:20

an incision mackenzie else. Now I'll get. Those.

56:23

as get gas later or that the

56:26

ghosts is troll you online to no

56:28

no no no no in always have

56:30

glad not care for you to got

56:32

know it's you are you trolling you

56:35

fab. Way.

56:38

Livio to google that object it allows

56:40

not out. I know, I know, it's.

56:43

Success mightn't the pictures a specific.

56:46

Not. I. Have

56:49

images image. I only was google see how did

56:51

you google street view. Oh he. I

56:53

gotta go Boom! Boom! with on top

56:55

of the org and busy. Who.

56:57

Faces that I would? I don't know but

56:59

this is a Mackenzie Us now. It's completely

57:02

blacked out painted and the little a mural

57:04

like that, a mural of somebody year angle

57:06

faces blood out for whatever reason for that

57:08

kind of fog and look it looks so

57:10

it looks sketchy because she's wearing like a

57:12

Illuminati type of or voice yeah I don't

57:15

know why. and the look though the test

57:17

has like more. you know. An.

57:19

Eagle with One star your freemasons and

57:21

I have no idea that that's a

57:23

that's what's interesting. See, look. Like.

57:26

It looks. It. Looks. Saw.

57:29

Us stasis know that that's not like

57:31

a random person alive as was yodel.

57:33

Good cause. I.

57:35

Have to look into the history of who does person

57:37

is painted on their. Five.

57:39

Dollars as I would air that it didn't make

57:42

sense of put it over that house or a

57:44

yeah like a bit of historical building. Lauer at

57:46

why why paint this on top of it does

57:48

to that's why it's size especially the necklace I

57:50

look the gloom I got pressure. Interesting.

57:52

imagine like that Colby mural.

57:55

that we saw in l a snow and

57:57

stephen look like your courses on and gotta

57:59

sign I was like, I was like, I was like,

58:01

I was like, yo, bro, take a picture of me beside this

58:03

Kobe thing. You're like, bro, that shit doesn't even look like Kobe.

58:08

No, but you can't fuck with that shit like that

58:10

because I've seen another video where like, uh, these,

58:13

it's like the kids and,

58:15

uh, they were exploring their old grandpa's house.

58:18

Yeah. And I don't know why, but I

58:20

didn't know this wax. There

58:22

was wax under a door and they

58:24

were trying to bust it open. Like, like they're

58:26

trying to get into the room and see what

58:28

it was. But as soon as they, they, they

58:30

got open and they saw all the wax on

58:32

the floor, supposedly wax is when you do rituals

58:34

in the room to seal it. To seal it.

58:37

Yeah. Yeah. And they had like this thing where,

58:39

where you burned the thing that Kyrie had. Oh,

58:41

that's, um, uh, Sage. Yeah, Sage. So

58:44

they lit up the Sage and they started going like

58:46

that. But as soon as they opened the door, the

58:48

guy lifted up a shirt and had scratched him right

58:50

away. Oh shit. Yeah. You want to see the vid?

58:52

Let me see. Look at this kid. They're

58:54

like, no way. Cause like this is an

58:56

old abandoned house and they're just looking through it. Where,

58:58

where's the wax? Hold on. Uh,

59:02

right there. Oh, on the

59:04

door. There's dots of wax. What the

59:06

fuck? And then that is

59:08

old room. And then he says, my, my back

59:10

is burning. Imagine if you had scratch marks, lift

59:13

up his shirt. Oh, scratch

59:15

marks. And

59:17

bro was like, imagine if I had them. The ghost

59:19

was like, nah, you have them. My

59:22

back is itchy right now. I'm not gonna

59:24

lie. Chill, chill, chill. Does the mural just

59:26

starts painting? No, that's crazy. That's crazy. We

59:29

have to take the camera. No,

59:31

we look, we look up and we see Mr. McKenzie.

59:38

We have to stop going back to that. You

59:41

saw how it's telling such a good story and after

59:43

just fucked up the whole, the whole like spooky vibe

59:45

of it. Yo,

59:49

isn't it funny? They use that in so many movies

59:51

though. Yeah, I know. Like they use it in Ninja

59:53

Turtles. I'm pretty sure they use it in Jackie Chan

59:55

movies. And Indispicable Me when the guy was on the

59:57

thing so they couldn't see her. Cause I feel like it's

59:59

just like. One of those ones like you

1:00:01

know and I'm in the old ah fuck

1:00:04

the did the didn't need the not like

1:00:06

those those laugh tracks the but they always

1:00:08

have the law january dogma and and and

1:00:10

they have like on. Sound. Effects

1:00:13

that area. So my daughter

1:00:15

oversight. Oh. I heard on a

1:00:17

ladder. the sound effects they make this is from like

1:00:19

a balloon. You know that? So

1:00:22

no not laughing but you'll do data was

1:00:24

a gatling the cartoon look you know sung

1:00:26

or yeah I'm trying I'm trying to make

1:00:29

you would my my my throat but advised

1:00:31

i'm trying to make you like when my

1:00:33

boys was doesn't do justice is like think

1:00:35

morning news you know those Dunford debate with

1:00:38

a blooming of rent or own taxes you

1:00:40

know I I saw to which is pretty

1:00:42

scary it's there was a picture online were

1:00:45

like had on saw it. If we

1:00:47

look at the ceiling, don't be like an

1:00:49

outline. And. whenever I look at the picture

1:00:51

vs like okay this is a family in their

1:00:53

apartment but he resists. I don't know, I don't

1:00:55

know where it is basis a picture on like

1:00:57

read as yeah and. Randomly all

1:00:59

I see when I looked up at the

1:01:01

ceiling it was like the you know when

1:01:03

a person like dies and the talk is

1:01:05

around it snows, it's hot there was like

1:01:07

except this black so up above them was

1:01:09

a person like this and I was reading

1:01:12

the read a comment on my what the

1:01:14

fuck is that and people are saying that's

1:01:16

that's how you know a person's been riding

1:01:18

upstairs Oh yeah so imagine like I upon

1:01:20

the i wake up and that says thing.

1:01:23

Because apartments are happens a lot. Spaces

1:01:26

episode of Atlantis over give when he

1:01:28

went on. His

1:01:30

it's so his advantage like childish

1:01:32

gambino. Oh yeah and the just

1:01:35

puts you in in like a

1:01:37

situation when he thought was theirs

1:01:39

is one episode. Where. The

1:01:41

Rapper. Gets. Invited to this

1:01:43

girl's house her and she's on!

1:01:47

She's. A bad he but like. She's.

1:01:49

Kind of weird. And jobs

1:01:51

you wanted to hook up with in so she

1:01:53

brought her home or he brought him home delaying

1:01:56

in the bed. And. he's laying

1:01:58

in bed raid and he's like man today Even

1:02:00

one out here like this girl's kind of this

1:02:02

and that and he looks up at the ceiling

1:02:06

He looks closely Footmark

1:02:14

It's unexplained Like

1:02:21

there's no way your foot can hit the

1:02:23

ceiling unless you have like a ladder or

1:02:25

something, right? So that's why it's funny because

1:02:27

he's like laying in bed. Yeah, he's wondering

1:02:29

like how to work is your footprint. So

1:02:33

So you think about it though if you are invited to

1:02:35

somebody's house And it just

1:02:37

seems physically impossible to put a footprint up there

1:02:41

In your homies like ceiling there's

1:02:43

some questions to be asked, you know, and this is

1:02:45

bro spider-man Probably

1:02:50

their mom was just like they're grown

1:02:52

right so it couldn't be a mom like throwing a shoe like

1:02:54

a Footprint like a

1:02:56

like a boy like you can see

1:02:59

the toes. That's crazy That's

1:03:01

crazy. Something that I seem to was was

1:03:03

very fucked people are leaving So like, you

1:03:05

know when the glass is steamy, yeah, like

1:03:07

the windows of steamy in a car Yeah,

1:03:09

yeah, yeah, so people like in random Ubers,

1:03:12

they're putting they're making a baby footprint.

1:03:14

Yeah Yeah, this is crazy cuz like yo

1:03:16

fam like imagine like the uber driver sees

1:03:18

that like when did I have a baby

1:03:20

here? I mean like I

1:03:23

do that all the time. No, that's scary.

1:03:25

All the time. Like my parents are like

1:03:27

you're messing with your parents Fam, you can't

1:03:29

mess with no people know what it is

1:03:31

I feel like the baby foot with that with

1:03:33

the hand is is uh, what do you call

1:03:36

it? It's universal. It's like the S you draw

1:03:38

in notebooks. Oh, yeah That's

1:03:40

that's a staple. Everybody has to know

1:03:43

that there's another one Oh,

1:03:46

you know the small circle small

1:03:48

circle big circle No,

1:03:50

no, let me know in the

1:03:52

comments if you guys ever did this or if it's just my

1:03:54

family But there's a way to draw

1:03:56

a teddy bear. I don't know if I talk about

1:03:58

in podcast is like small circle small circle

1:04:00

big circle you only draw it did I think

1:04:03

you did I've been through it yeah I think

1:04:05

you did but you dry it let me see

1:04:07

if I can draw it real quick for you

1:04:09

boom yeah so look I

1:04:12

feel like this is staple too but let me know

1:04:14

in your fam so you go you go a

1:04:17

circle a circle and then

1:04:19

a big circle right when it makes a

1:04:21

pig no and then this is mama this

1:04:23

data sailing goodbye to make it like a

1:04:25

ship and then six by

1:04:27

six I talked about this I had yeah

1:04:30

you did it and then six

1:04:32

by six magic let me know if you guys know

1:04:34

that one yeah I did it when I was growing

1:04:39

up I don't think I I did that

1:04:41

it was only the star the s1 yeah the star

1:04:43

one where's that one come from bro but we got

1:04:45

like it's just easy to me yeah we got discipline

1:04:47

in our school for that well I because a lot

1:04:49

of people were drawing it on the desk and like

1:04:52

that was like the first graffiti that we

1:04:54

knew as a kid true and we started

1:04:56

tagging it everywhere hmm I don't

1:04:58

know if you you seen the family on YouTube it

1:05:00

was a while ago too but they started like a

1:05:03

they were there like a like

1:05:06

a healthy family on YouTube like yeah getting

1:05:08

wholesome vlogs but then it turned out to

1:05:10

be like the whole time the kids were

1:05:13

in like some concentration type shit like no

1:05:16

have you ever heard of the I think was Ruby

1:05:18

yeah so it was a it was a Mormon family

1:05:20

with like six kids right yeah and they

1:05:23

blew up because of the wholesome

1:05:25

content mm-hmm but people say on

1:05:27

the internet started to notice that

1:05:29

their parenting like like like

1:05:31

what they would do to their kid yeah

1:05:33

the discipline was kind of weird like the mom

1:05:35

would take away food for like a day

1:05:37

what does and then another one was they let

1:05:40

their their son sleep on the floor

1:05:43

for seven months they would take

1:05:45

away their bed that's yeah taking away a bed

1:05:47

is insane yeah so the whole time like when

1:05:50

they were going on the internet started to notice

1:05:52

that the mom and dad were having fights on

1:05:54

the camera yeah so they went into therapy and

1:05:56

as soon as they went in therapy it didn't work and they

1:05:58

broke up but the thing is The mom got

1:06:01

really close to the therapist. So the mom's

1:06:03

like okay to discipline my kids I'ma send

1:06:05

you two of them to your house Yeah,

1:06:07

fam what they did there is crazy like

1:06:09

they made them do manual labor in the

1:06:11

Sun like oh, so they put them to

1:06:13

work Yes, fam They made them jump on

1:06:16

tactics if they didn't like like do this

1:06:18

do the dishes Like you have

1:06:20

to jump on this no food. No nothing

1:06:22

to what are they being so creative? Yeah

1:06:24

It was like some whole shit because the

1:06:26

only time that they got caught Yeah, it

1:06:29

was because that kid went like jumped out

1:06:31

the window. He was tied up Wait, what

1:06:33

was tied up? He jumped out the window

1:06:35

knocked on the neighbor's door like you need

1:06:37

to help like they're treating us like not

1:06:39

right Yeah, they call 9-1 and then they're

1:06:41

free now. Yeah, damn Whole

1:06:43

time yo the the two the two people

1:06:45

running that that camp thing had

1:06:47

what you like Uh, it was like a

1:06:50

business of like Oh come to

1:06:52

me for parenting advice What

1:06:54

that's messed up yeah like that's not

1:06:56

right and they were youtubers, too Yes,

1:06:58

so all of this was kind of

1:07:00

like there for the public

1:07:02

to see that's that's kind of It's

1:07:05

almost as if they were kidnapped and then they

1:07:08

were like tortured by a person that they could

1:07:10

not but it that's their own parents that's That's

1:07:14

crazy. Yeah, imagine your own parents sending

1:07:16

you to therapy. That's correct and nothing's

1:07:18

wrong with you. Fuck Yeah, you gotta

1:07:20

be blessed and grateful that you're not in

1:07:22

this situation There

1:07:24

was this one case. I don't know if

1:07:26

you ever heard of this one. They ended

1:07:29

up making a movie about it Oh, okay,

1:07:31

or inspired by it. Yeah, but there was

1:07:33

this girl that was that went missing. Okay,

1:07:35

and They could

1:07:37

never find her. She just like the case went cold

1:07:40

Missing girl, that's it until

1:07:42

one day they

1:07:45

found Another

1:07:47

girl and she didn't have like

1:07:50

a birth certificate and stuff She didn't have to

1:07:52

have a birth certificate. She didn't have like a proper

1:07:55

name They didn't know her parents were this and that

1:07:58

and they realized she

1:08:01

was bringing them to this house, right? And

1:08:04

in the house was the woman and the guy.

1:08:07

Now the woman that was with the guy that

1:08:10

was supposed to be her mother and father, that

1:08:13

woman was the original

1:08:15

kidnapped kid, all grown up. Oh.

1:08:18

Yeah, and then the daughter was

1:08:21

like the daughter of

1:08:23

the kidnapper and the kidnappy.

1:08:26

Damn. Yeah. What the

1:08:28

heck? She got to a point where, you

1:08:31

can think if like, you were

1:08:33

kidnapped and not raised

1:08:35

properly. She wasn't smart enough to do

1:08:37

certain things, but at a certain point

1:08:40

she was able to get her kid

1:08:42

to save them. God damn. It's crazy.

1:08:44

Yeah, no birth certificate is crazy, because

1:08:47

everyone, wait, no, can you get, are some people going

1:08:49

with that? No, no, because it's not even registered. The

1:08:51

birth just happened in the enclosed

1:08:54

area. You ever watched The Room?

1:08:57

That's the movie I think was inspired by it. But

1:09:00

in The Room, it's literally that case of

1:09:03

a mother and her little kid, they're just

1:09:05

enclosed into this room because they're just trapped

1:09:07

there. And the whole life, all they

1:09:09

know is The Room because they were

1:09:11

kidnapped and put in there. And then

1:09:13

the kid is like the kid of,

1:09:15

you know? Yeah. Dang. And

1:09:18

the way they got out, the way they escaped, was

1:09:21

they played the kid passing away.

1:09:24

And obviously if somebody passes away, that's a

1:09:26

body that they get rid of. So the

1:09:28

kidnapper had to bring him out. They wrapped

1:09:30

him up. They wrapped up the kid, I

1:09:32

think in a rug. And they

1:09:35

planned it, like, okay, when we get to a

1:09:37

certain stop sign, I want you to roll

1:09:39

out and then just run, run, run. Go to

1:09:42

the first person you see, say I'm the daughter

1:09:44

of blah, blah, blah, blah. My mother's been kidnapped,

1:09:46

this and that. And they got away. That's

1:09:49

an S tier play, I'm not gonna lie. It's fucked

1:09:51

up, but. It's fucked up though. The S tier play.

1:09:53

Situations like that are messed up. And it goes around,

1:09:56

man. And the scariest part

1:09:58

too, is where it's all. almost

1:10:01

businessified because you can hear about

1:10:03

all these human trafficking rings for

1:10:05

the elites and the parties and

1:10:07

the ditty shit. Fuck

1:10:09

bro. So do your research on that. Honestly,

1:10:11

I don't know why there's never been an

1:10:13

initiative. For what? Like

1:10:16

finding these missing people? No, not finding them but

1:10:18

putting a stop to all this stuff. Because

1:10:21

we hear initiatives all the time

1:10:23

for other things but that's such

1:10:25

a crazy one and it's literally

1:10:27

happening. Right now. Every

1:10:29

day, maybe every day. And we hear about

1:10:31

it with celebrities. And I

1:10:33

think that's why we don't hear about

1:10:35

initiatives happening because all the celebrities

1:10:38

and the people that have the influence, they're

1:10:41

looking in on the gig.

1:10:43

That's why it's kind of messed up. That is kind of crazy. Imagine

1:10:46

finding one day you're on the road

1:10:49

and you find your missing... Bro

1:10:51

that was part of a miscarriage. That's

1:10:54

weird. That would be crazy. It's like, oh do you remember me?

1:10:56

It's like, no I don't. Who are you?

1:10:58

Do you want to take that person back and start rebuilding

1:11:00

a bond or is it like, nah. You're

1:11:03

not my brother. I have to have proof.

1:11:05

Yeah, if he gives you proof. Right

1:11:08

now in your life and at random,

1:11:10

maybe it was like a 15

1:11:12

year old boy came up to me and was like,

1:11:14

oh Carlos, I'm actually your bro, your brother and your

1:11:16

mom had a miscarriage and lost me. What the fuck?

1:11:18

Would you take him in and start

1:11:20

rebuilding some shit or nah? What

1:11:23

would be going through your mind? I don't know. I

1:11:26

would have to have proofed everything. No, he gives you proof. Like

1:11:28

this is your bro. Like it's

1:11:30

actually? Yes, this is your bro. I mean, first

1:11:32

of all, that would be impossible. Okay. That's

1:11:35

why in my head that's not making sense. But in the case that

1:11:37

it is, yeah, I would take care of it. Okay. Yeah,

1:11:40

I would too. Yeah, you would have to. You would have to, that's family at

1:11:42

the end of the day. Even my homies, like

1:11:44

I do my best to try and help my

1:11:46

friends that aren't doing too well, like whenever they are.

1:11:48

Yeah. You know? And

1:11:51

then, because do you think

1:11:53

you have an obligation for the people around you?

1:11:56

I don't think you have an obligation. It's just like, it's

1:11:58

um. What do you call this? What's

1:12:01

that word? Here's

1:12:03

my take. Yeah, sorry go no, it's

1:12:05

like basic human nature to hmm to

1:12:07

kind of take care This is

1:12:09

my take though cuz this just just like pops in

1:12:11

but I feel you have them

1:12:13

you have an obligation when people People

1:12:17

view you or people Look

1:12:19

up to you. That's what I think.

1:12:21

Oh, yeah. Yeah like the idol not not

1:12:23

even idle They look a role model things to do things

1:12:25

you have to make sure you do the right thing Yeah,

1:12:27

cuz that's like a trickle effect like that

1:12:29

person's gonna do the wrong thing if you don't do the

1:12:31

right thing Yeah, and then boom boom boom boom some people

1:12:33

that look up to you aren't gonna do the right thing

1:12:36

because it's yeah Listen to the

1:12:38

wrong advice. That's why sometimes like um, cuz last

1:12:40

time I was playing a basketball Yeah, I was

1:12:42

there was this kid right and they were kind

1:12:44

of he was kind of like he

1:12:46

wasn't disabled But he was kind of like slow

1:12:48

and he didn't really understand basketball We started playing

1:12:50

and and a couple other kids started making fun

1:12:52

of him Right and then that's when I I

1:12:54

hopped in and like I started like I actually

1:12:56

got mad Yeah, because there's no way you think

1:12:58

even though it's a joke. That's kind of fucked

1:13:00

up Yeah, it's my right. So I took the

1:13:02

ball away and I said, okay If you want

1:13:04

to play against thing you have to play me

1:13:06

Mm-hmm, so I did it and I was screaming

1:13:09

I was screaming and I was I was showing

1:13:11

everybody and on cameras like your kids That looked

1:13:13

up to because they knew who I was they

1:13:15

knew who jump or jump was and that hopefully

1:13:17

that was a good example Of like if you

1:13:19

see something wrong like yeah, you stick up for

1:13:21

the person that can't for them Obviously the shit

1:13:23

that I said to the people that were making

1:13:25

fun of was kind of fucked up obviously But

1:13:27

the underlying idea is you don't don't go for

1:13:30

that shit. I mean, yeah You

1:13:32

want to you want to like leave an impression

1:13:34

that's positive so they can see their life Changing

1:13:36

the right way because if you could just go

1:13:38

around and just letting shit slide or Because

1:13:41

those are the moments that you can change people

1:13:44

forever. Yeah, like especially

1:13:46

if they look up to you, especially if they're not

1:13:48

for you and If

1:13:51

you think about it If you do the wrong thing

1:13:53

that can also change their lives because they're gonna think

1:13:55

oh that person did I look up to that person?

1:13:57

They're gonna that's what's right. Yeah, they think that's what's

1:13:59

right right so

1:14:01

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1:14:03

the right thing make sure when you see the little

1:14:06

guy that can't stick up from the so you stick

1:14:08

up for him because that's what that's

1:14:10

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